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Made for growing teens - 1 pair fits 3 sizes
Reusable 2 years
Three for the day, three for the night. Wash once on Wednesday and she's covered to Friday, with no nightly scramble to get a pair dry for the morning.
Stretch fabric flexes across 3 sizes, so the set isn't outgrown by next term.
No lines under school trousers. A fast-drying, breathable CoolMax™ gusset.
She puts on a pair at home and gets on with her day, changing room included.
Wear, wash, repeat. Fewer pads in the school bin.
One school day and one night, sorted.
2 pairs and a wetbagTwo days covered, two washes a week.
4 pairs and a wetbagThree days and nights. One wash sees the week out.
6 pairs and a wetbagThe whole week. No mid-week wash.
8 pairs and a wetbagThe stuff we get asked most, answered straight.
Six covers the full school week with one wash on Wednesday: a fresh pair every day and every night, and nothing needs to dry overnight. It also comes with a wetbag for carrying a spare.
Four works if you're happy to wash most evenings, or if her period is usually short.
Go by hips, not age. 75 to 90cm is 2XS–XS–S, 90 to 105cm is S–M–L. If she's between sizes, pick the one her hips fall into: the stretch fabric covers 3 sizes each.
No tape measure? Wrap a dressing gown cord round her hips and lay it against a 30cm ruler.
Black and Navy match most school uniforms. Light Nude is least likely to show under light-coloured PE kit or summer dresses. Pinkest Pink and Blue are for the girls who want something fun.
She takes the spare from the wetbag, swaps in a cubicle, and the worn pair goes back in the wetbag, zipped up, to come home. No pads to wrap, no bins to find.
They look like normal pants, so getting changed for PE is no different from any other day. They stay put for running, netball and the rest. For swimming lessons she'll need period swimwear, not these.
No. They're seamless, so no visible lines under school trousers or a skirt, and they're no bulkier than her usual pants.
Rinse in cold water until it runs clear, then machine wash at 40° with a dark load. No fabric conditioner, as it clogs the absorbent layer.
Line dry.
Absolutely, and lots of teens prefer to. A quick cold rinse in the sink or shower when she gets home, then into the wash basket. It's a good habit and saves you the job.
Around 2 years with normal washing, depending on her cycle. And because each pair stretches across 3 sizes, it should see her through more than one school year.
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